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… Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun, and Daniel Webster—stood, by common consent, preeminent. For better or worse (some of … the United States in the main. Calhoun for his part could also be starkly small-minded, as when he resisted Clay’s … insects, the three triumvirs would sting their last and die within months of this last intersectional bargain. We …

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… jokes about spinning webs, huh?” Charlotte’s Web had just come out, which I knew because my sister had seen it 700 … about asking her if she wanted to know about the specials, but the place across from her was still empty. … see a thousand tiny notations, asterisks and exclamation points everywhere. “You may be right about this,” she said. …

… D.C. is almost two-and-a-half times more likely to die before age one than a baby born in Vermont. African … United States and to empower people to hold elected officials accountable for progress on issues we all care about. 2. … connect with the next wave of voters? Plus, a design expert comments on the infamous New Yorker cover . 4. Is Paris …

… in the earliest and dimmest stage . —Martin Buber The petals of the dogwood trees are an inflamed guilty pink. Aztec … may be no resistence to this day’s vividness. Clarity must complete our sacrifice. The naked sun in his feathered cloak …